Jefferson City News
After at least one hospital system in Missouri stopped providing emergency contraception because of ambiguity in the state's abortion ban, Attorney General Eri…
by The Missouri Independent , Tessa Weinberg and Allison Kite June 30, 2022Under a new law finalized Wednesday, Jefferson City may not pay the property owner of 14 dilapidated buildings along East Capitol Avenue more than market value.
by Ryan Pivoney June 30, 2022Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed sweeping legislation Wednesday making it a Class C misdemeanor for people experiencing homelessness to sleep on state-owned la…
by The Missouri Independent , Rebecca Rivas June 30, 2022A Jefferson City man has pleaded guilty to an amended charge in a weapons incident that occurred in September 2021.
by By News Tribune [email protected] June 30, 2022A Jefferson City man is facing multiple charges after the Jefferson City Police Department served a search warrant Tuesday morning at his residence.
by News Tribune staff [email protected] June 30, 2022The downtown street closures have been announced for Jefferson City's Salute to America celebration which will be held Sunday and Monday.
by News Tribune staff [email protected] June 30, 2022A Cole County man was placed on five years supervised probation after pleading guilty to charges in connection with a search warrant served by authorities in M…
by Jeff Haldiman June 30, 2022The Missouri State Employee Retirement System (MOSERS) executive director plans to retire next year after decades of public service in the pension plan arena.
by Cameron Gerber June 30, 2022Heat waves heighten. Tourists traverse. Holidays cause congregation. The Fourth of July weekend is here, and there is a downfall to these connected occurrences…
by Missouri News Network , Chloe-Ryan Woolfolk June 30, 2022The Missouri Capitol building is getting high-speed public internet by 2024, according to a new law signed by Gov. Mike Parson on Wednesday.
by Ryan Pivoney June 30, 2022Missouri Gov. Mike Parson on Wednesday signed legislation environmentalists fear will chip away at a year-old state law meant to encourage utilities to retire …
by The Missouri Independent , Allison Kite June 30, 2022It's pretty tough to get a 36, the top score, on the ACT.
by Anna Campbell June 30, 2022A woman from Meta pleaded guilty to stealing a vehicle from a state parking lot in Jefferson City and driving it back to Mexico, Missouri, in September 2018.
by News Tribune staff [email protected] June 30, 2022The Missouri Supreme Court has approved rule changes paving the way for access to public court records from personal electronic devices.
by Jeff Haldiman June 30, 2022A Kansas City woman pleaded guilty to amended charges in connection with a chase with Mid-Missouri authorities in March 2021.
by News Tribune staff [email protected] June 30, 2022